>>If
>>you apologize for something
>>and mean it, you should try
>>to make that thing right.
>
>That's sort of a surprising statement;
>I'm curious what would
>have satisfied you. The strange
>thing is, I had plans
>to have
>your patron show you how to
>use your tattoo and how
>to use a
>few funky Inferno items with less
>obvious powers (I swear
>you're probably the only person who's
>ever used several of
>them). I went AWOL for
>a while, came back, and
>almost
>literally never saw you again.
>For roughly, what, a year
>or
>more, we were never logged in
>at the same time --
>which was
>disappointing because I had involved you
>in a couple quest
>plot-lines and could never get that
>moving again.

What I am saying is this. I am mainly talking about that
last hell trip that went sour. That one with the
You admitted you made a mistake. It takes a big man to
do that. But then that was it. The wronged parties were
still left with the consequences of the mistake.
I was stuck in hell for a month trying for a role play
out. But I didn't get one any better than killing myself.
I would not have been in that situation if you hadn't put
me in it in the first place.

It still was not as bad as that time my link kept giving
out and the elder god was chasing me around arboria blasting
my gear with breath spells. Or some of the other times.
I loved all the immortal interaction I got. But looking
back I feel like the imms battered wife. You all loved me
so much you couldn't stop whaling on me.